WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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第 196 頁
... April 8, 1938: "E. D. Coblentz "Chief instructs to call your attention and attention of all papers to the paragraph in Washington column tonight: " 'President rebukes navy high command; promotes his personal aide from captain to rear ...
... April 8, 1938: "E. D. Coblentz "Chief instructs to call your attention and attention of all papers to the paragraph in Washington column tonight: " 'President rebukes navy high command; promotes his personal aide from captain to rear ...
第 221 頁
... April 18, 1940 "President Roosevelt is becoming more and more sure of renomination. "The only question now is whether the nomination at Chicago will or will not be by acclamation. "Mr. Ickes is quite sure that Mr. Garner has not a ...
... April 18, 1940 "President Roosevelt is becoming more and more sure of renomination. "The only question now is whether the nomination at Chicago will or will not be by acclamation. "Mr. Ickes is quite sure that Mr. Garner has not a ...
第 255 頁
... April 15, 1940, Mr. Hearst wrote with reference to his San Francisco Call-Bulletin and its new plant: "Modern improvement in mechanics and construction there will be, of course, but there cannot be any improvement in the mind and heart ...
... April 15, 1940, Mr. Hearst wrote with reference to his San Francisco Call-Bulletin and its new plant: "Modern improvement in mechanics and construction there will be, of course, but there cannot be any improvement in the mind and heart ...
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